reMarkable 2

The reMarkable devices are distraction-free note-taking devices that excel at that singular function. A Kindle Scribe is an ereader with limited note-taking features. Last I checked (I have the 2022 version) it is still in 2026 not up to the same features the RM2 had in 2022. Plus Amazon has abandon

Love reading this! I loved the look of the reMarkable 2 when it launched, then a year or so later I was changing organizations at work and suddenly juggling multiple smaller projects and needed to improve from my paper notebook system ... and it was the perfect opportunity to gram the RM2! And I use

Here's my lil guide to automate pushing the NYT Crossword puzzle to your ReMarkable every morning. I've been doing it for months and love it so much. https://uxthoughts.notion.site/NYT-Daily-Crossword-to-reMarkable-228c78fafcc880b68aa5e79ce7505b28

TL;DR I like mods and here's which ones I use For me, it's been mostly about fixing those little UI issues that slow me down and cause me to lose focus when I'm in a writing flow. I have a bunch installed through reManager. Since I have no skills on the command line, reManager has to be considered t

reMarkable's and Boox (on the 2nd gen Go 10.3) is leagues better than other USI. I find it better than my rM2's EMR with mag distortion.

I went from bujo on paper to bujo on reMarkable and it was a huge improvement for me. Hard to say why it didn't work for you without more details though. Navigation friction? Lack of tactility?

The color has been a huge improvement for me over my reMarkable 2. Documents are more engaging; my notes are better organized. The Paper Pro has a harder, more textured writing feel, whereas the Supernote is softer. Supernote can run Android apps, reMarkable can only run some custom apps and browse

I’ve been using the ReMarkable 2 for almost a year consistently. The physical feel of the writing is pretty similar to pen and paper (as opposed to iPad, which I tried to make work so many times) and I can change up my organization as the need strikes.

What’s frustrating is that I can’t fully explain why it didn’t work. I think that is the key thing you need to learn. Personally for me using the reMarkable has been so much more efficient and productive than physical notebooks ... but that is me.

I use my reMarkable2 every day. I am one of the happy owners, but I don't post alot. I think there are a lot of negative post by new users, users that didn't really know what their needs truly are, and users that don't research what reMarkable actually does. (Am I supposed to say TLDR here?) I am re